This is what UGA returned from last year's WR corp:

CC - 45/651/4
MB - 41/538/4
JSW - 16/311/2
MM - 0/0/0

Total - 102/1500/10

USC returned:

NJ - 27/281/5
SR - 25/455/5
PC - 3/58/1 (not a starter)
DB - 33/575/4

Total - 88/1369/15

No comment necessary.

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Posted by Loathor

Columbia, SC

Member since Jun 2012

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Posted on 9/4/14 at 3:46 pm to WheelRoute

I don't know that them having three guys who had more yards than four of ours helps your case all that much...

But then Nick Jones has almost half as many yards through one game as he had all last year and Cooper has already matched his yards and TD total from last year. Add the fact that they have only one receiver in the top fifty in the SEC currently...

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Posted by bwood

Member since Jan 2013

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Posted on 9/4/14 at 6:54 pm to WheelRoute

quote:
JSW - 16/311/2
MM - 0/0/0

Mitchell didn't play a full quarter last year and JSW played almost 5 games, yet we still returned 1500 yards receiving. Argue they can't stay healthy all you want, but when healthy, UGA is loaded at WR.

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Posted by FlatwoodsForester

Member since Jul 2012

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Posted on 9/5/14 at 8:24 am to WheelRoute

quote:
CC - 45/651/4
MB - 41/538/4
JSW - 16/311/2 (Played in only 5 games)
MM - 0/0/0 (Didn't even play a quarter)

Total - 102/1500/10

USC returned:

NJ - 27/281/5
SR - 25/455/5
PC - 3/58/1 (not a starter)
DB - 33/575/4

Total - 88/1369/15

So essentially you're telling me 3 guys, 1 of which only played in 5 games, produced more yardage than four of yours. I'm not sure you helped your case at all. You've got me on the healthy part. Argue that all day long and you'll win that argument. Still, when everyone's healthy, we have better WRs than you do.

Like I said before, let's just agree to disagree.